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  • Do The Right Thing & Trust In God

    The pillar of fire and the splitting of the sea are testament to God’s presence in this world. That God takes an active tole on our lives.

  • Don’t Just Pray, Do

    When Moses led the Jews to the lip of the Sea of Reeds, with the Egyptian army racing to them, he prayed to God for help. God replied, don’t just pray, get into the water. God wants action, not just prayers.

  • Freedom Brings Responsibility

    Only one fifth of the slaves in Egypt left. The issue is that many people are afraid of freedom because it means being responsible for your actions.

  • Making The Secular Religious

    The mistake that Pharaoh made was that he assumed that the Jews would return after worshiping God. It never occurred to him that serving God means even in secular affairs.

  • Standing Up Against Enemies

    Leaving Egypt the Jews learn that they have to take responsibility for their freedom, because if you don’t stand up for yourself, no one else will.

  • God Knows Your Secrets

    In the final plague, the first born of any coupling was killed. That meant that a family could have more than one son die if the couple were unfaithful. This shows that there are not secrets from God.

  • Self Respect Comes First

    When the story of the Exodus begins Pharaoh makes it clear that he does not respect the Jewish slaves. At the end he does, but only after the Jews learn to respect themselves.

  • Freedom & Responsibility

    The first commandment that the Jew are given as a people is to declare the new month. This is to emphasize that they no longer are slaves but control their time. Also, that with freedom comes responsibility.

  • Getting Egypt Out Of The Jews

    God commands the Jews to put the blood of the lamb on their door posts. He says so that there will be not mistake who is Jewish and who is Egyptian. The real reason is to teach the Jews to stand up to their oppressors as Jews. To be proud Jews.

  • In The Light Of The Torah

    The Plague of Darkness showed that the Egypt was a place of darkness, both morally and spiritually, while the Torah would lead the Jews to true enlightenment.